Q is an artist dealing with grief and vision loss, who finds himself on the Elsewhere Express seeking answers. His developing bond with Raya pushes him to transform his understanding of vision, art, and connection.

Lily is the conductor of the Elsewhere Express, responsible for maintaining order. Her character presents a philosophical challenge to Raya, embodying a choice to erase the past for the sake of peace.

Rasmus, the former conductor, serves as a mentor figure on the train with rich knowledge of its mysteries. He offers guidance to Raya and Q, emphasizing the importance of balance between duty and personal history.

A mysterious and menacing presence on the train, the stowaway represents a deeper conflict within the narrative. Its existence challenges characters to confront their pasts and the darker aspects of their minds.

These minor passengers contribute to the daily running of the Elsewhere Express, each finding a niche by embracing the train’s culture. They offer glimpses into the various ways passengers adapt to life on the train.

A perfumer working behind closed doors, Manon operates outside traditional train rules. Her character hints at the possibility of retaining memories while fulfilling one’s purpose.

Olly is a cautionary tale of a passenger lost due to uncovering a forbidden secret. His fragmented existence illustrates the consequences of being forgotten by the train system.